10.4 Expressing risk appetite Flashcards

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What are the two categories of risk appetite expressions suggested by Ashby?

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Metric

Non-metric

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What are the two types of metric based expressions of risk appetite?

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Probability and impact boundaries

Targets, limits and thresholds

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What are probability and impact boundaries?

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Risk appetite limits for probability and impact, usually displayed as a RAG matrix.

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What is the purpose of targets, limits and thresholds?

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Provide a reflection of an organisations appetite for risk.

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What are three examples of non-metric expressions of risk appetite?

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Statements of values
Risk management policies
Formal risk appetite statement

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What is the significance of statements of values for risk management?

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Values often relate to how risk is taken and managed. For example, “honesty” can relate to compliance, “sustainability” is related to the longer term view, etc.

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What is usually contained within a risk appetite statement?

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Values and principles that relate to appetite, risks for which there is zero appetite, stakeholders that the organisation has considered, how risk appetite is monitored.

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